Season 1 · Episode 9
Hilda
Frida's messy room and missing book lead the gang on a ghost hunt that ends up putting their growing friendship to the test.

Extremely high-frequency discourse marker in Latin American Spanish. Depending on intonation and context, it can introduce a request, challenge someone, express skepticism, or simply buy thinking time. In confrontational exchanges it often signals 'so you think you can?' energy.
Set phrase asking about the fate or whereabouts of a person, often someone who has disappeared from one's life or from a story. Ser in this construction is used to ask about destiny or outcome, a usage that is idiomatic rather than purely grammatical.
Fixed phrase used to signal the moment a group stops talking and starts doing. Energetic and motivating in tone, natural between friends, family members, or teammates. Not specific to any age group.
The phrase darse el gusto means to allow oneself a pleasure or to go ahead and do something one wants. In this use it functions as light-hearted permission-giving, often with a slightly ironic or amused undertone from the speaker, as if anticipating the other person's enthusiasm.